http://youtu.be/Zqmdv5iyIOY&feature=player_embedded
:shock: :shock: :shock:
Now that's the way to frame science—as an homage to Wipeout.
I think the relationship between real science and video games is fascinating. Indeed, I am eagerly looking forward to the awesome game that will simulate the EVOLUTION of organisms/ecosystems on a global scale. Manipulating the very fabric of life... Such a game would be truly awesome (https://archives.tg-16.com/archive-four/TF-03-07.jpg).
This is just amazing, I am at a loss for words having seen something this cool.
Quote from: esteban on 01/05/2012, 07:43 AMI am eagerly looking forward to the awesome game that will simulate the EVOLUTION of organisms/ecosystems on a global scale. Manipulating the very fabric of life... Such a game would be truly awesome (https://archives.tg-16.com/archive-four/TF-03-07.jpg).
I didn't think Camp California was THAT good ;)
Very clever! Too bad it looks to be a viral marketing hoax. The theory seems sound, though. Here's a real video of a superconducting puck levitating and moving around a magnetic track: http://youtu.be/6lmtbLu5nxw Cool stuff. If anything it's broadened my curiosity in physics. :)
yeah, that video screams 'not genuine'. Among other things, I'd like to think that scientists, even Japanese ones, could correctly spell "research".
Even comes complete with the ultra-shitty Wipeout music!
Quote from: guyjin on 01/06/2012, 12:07 AMAmong other things, I'd like to think that scientists, even Japanese ones, could correctly spell "research".
No, this is the most credible part!
lol, cool tats.
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 01/06/2012, 12:34 AMEven comes complete with the ultra-shitty Wipeout music!
Awwww, I like the music. For real. :)